Editorial Demos Have The Ball
The piece argues Democrats hold power after the November election with Nixon Watergate and inflation lingering. It notes Ford aims for a $302 billion budget, risking a $9 billion debt rise, while Democrats press for spending cuts and fiscal restraint. It warns failure could hurt them in 1976.
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Kansas Alcohol Board approves higher wine and liquor prices
In Topeka the Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Board voted a 1 percent rise on wines and a 2 percent increase on stronger spirits like scotch and bourbon. The move aims to boost wholesalers' margins, though critics say consumers, including soda buyers, pay the price in inflationary times. The state maintains price controls, drawing ridicule as socialistic and a reason Kansans buy from border stores.
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Topeka
Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Thyroid questions and notes on tests and meds
Reader discusses thyroid medication dependence and how tests may mislead. Doctor advises omitting meds for 60 days then rechecking to judge need. Also includes brief Q&A on birthmarks eye strain TV use and a biblical verse prayer segment.
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Thosteson
Bridges brothers follow in Sea Hunt star's footsteps
Lloyd Bridges praises sons Jeff and Beau as they build acting careers. Beau co-stars with Lloyd in CBS special The Whirlwind about Benjamin Franklin. Beau plays Franklin in youth. Lloyd plays Franklin in midlife. Bridges says he never discouraged them from acting and loves the profession despite its uncertainties.
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Recession Darkens as Inventories and Debt Rise Across Economy
New York reports mounting inventory levels and swollen debt fueling a grim recession outlook. Automakers hold four months of supply amid weak demand while personal and corporate debt nears three trillion dollars. Delinquency climbs and plant obsolescence hampers productivity. economists warn of dividend-supported stock prices losing support if payouts fall. Public and private sectors weigh higher unemployment and required investments to modernize.
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Television weekly prime time schedule snapshot
A dense list of TV time blocks from a newspaper, detailing daily and nightly programs across channels. The schedule includes news, entertainment, sports, nature, and educational programs with titles such as Truth or Consequences Star Trek Hogan's Heroes World News and NFL Football Bengals vs Dolphins, reflecting a period-accurate broadcast grid.
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Electric Company
Green Acres
Zoom
Beverly Hillbillies
Rockies
Cuba
the People
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Bengals
Dolphins
Mayle
Maude
Hanukkah
Rhoda
Night Gallery
Medical Center
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Johnny Carson
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China
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Global food price spread widens amid September October rise
Washington AP reports world food prices climbed in September and October with Brazil leading at 41.9 percent above 1973 levels while U.S. prices rose 11.2 percent. Other nations show varied hikes. sirloin costs differ sharply by city. eggs and staples follow global trends per Foreign Agriculture magazine.
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